The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-04-15
T0r4L .4VD PERSONAL.

The OHsm brothers, lIverymen, have
ret aP new sign
NJ r H. Barker returned from his
-.rsss trip last week.
rorau kinds of groceries, always fresh.
-.totHe Sugar Bowl.
r.s Ann Mcdonald of this place is
...-rg friends in Pittsburgh.
Miss Cora Marks. of Huntingdon, is
-s.f.I7g Miss Izora Davis, Of this place.
Vr. John Hamilton, one of LiIly's best
..f-ars. spent few hours in town on Mon
ay
Mrs Harter. wife Of the late Jesse Har-
,sr Of Indiana. died on last Friday evening
catarrhal consumption, at the age of 40
rsa-s.
A bargain in sewing machines at Bar
Ears.
People should be very careful about
,,-tns fires IN the woods and grass this dry
weather
The Republicans of Indiana county will
r5d their primary election on Saturday.
June +th.
The way to keep your boys home at
tights. is to invite your neiRhbors' girls to
,sI often.
For hns iamIly -four, 60 to the Sugar
Bowl
Miss Mamie James, daughter of Mr.. f
rame-. Of this place, is visiting friends In
Pittsburgh.
Mrs Rhev's residence on Centre street
tss been improved by the addition of two
rev porticos-
-Messrs. Raymond Kaylor and joseph
Quinn, Of Altoona, spent few hours in town
90 Sunday last.
Rupture instantly relieved BY the use
Of the celebrated Fry Truss For sale at
Dsvlsou's drug store.
Mr. Web Grifith and Burgess Richards
started on Wednesday morning to drive to
Kane. Mexican county.
-Msssrs j. o. Creery and VIM. Ward of
Hs CarroIItown Nslgs were to be seen per
an5uIatnE on our streets on Sunday.
-CoDkIfn wagons are for sale at Barkers'.
Col John P. Linton, of JOhnstown,
'b7aksd TO deliver the memorial address at
B4I1ood, Blair county, on Decoration Day.
All the applications for license in West
n7rsIand county have been held over. As
usual a number Of circumstances we're pre-
.s1.-5.
~. II. Ford, woodsman, more common
y sn1wu as Pussy, was strangled to death
while eating supper az the Nicholson House.
Dl B05-, on saturday evening.
Hon. John 5. Rhey returned from Har-
IN
N1E1av morning. He looks as II the atmos-
1'sr- at the State Capital agreed with him.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company Is
building an addition to its car shops at Al
-oI1 Il is also constructing a large reser-
T0.r near the city so increase its water sup
Ply.
The distance from Pittsburg to PhiIa-
isrlia is 385 miles, aud the cost of moving
st0n Of frsight from one city to the other
5s- fallen from s14O in 1917 to 81 .921E in
1857
Mr.. Joseph Gutwalt. wants the party
vt1 took the open link off his pIow a few
days ago tu bring It back He is known and
the don't bring it back be will get himself
into trouble.
-Adorph Keegle. an employee in the
E1rtisr Wire Mil. at JohDstcwn, dropped
dead Willie at work in the mil. Friday after
noon. Tie was aged As years and leaves a
TI' and family.
Judge Johnston. accompanied by his
tEl i1ugE:a on Wednesday started on a
trip 90 Old Point Comfort. in Virginia The
Judge does not sxpectto be back until about
The first n May.
-Itf- -ri7 that there have baen fully two
hundred horses shipped from Badfo-f this
spr a' m average price to the seller Of
$3.50 making the ha1sOme sum OF $50. 900 to
Ha distributed among the farmers.
Largest stock Of shoes at Barkers'.
jacob Dick, a freight conductor on the
Bells Gan Railroad fell from his train at
L71na on Tuesday and fractured his nose.
BE was otherwise painfully cut and bruised.
TIE company physician of BeHwoOd dressed
Li= injuries
Ion Tuesday aftern con the House at
Harrisburg passed the Brooks High License
5I' without amendment It provides that
.oar7a IN cities n the first second and third
classes shall be $500; in all otha-oitias $500 ;
10 bor0uChs $50. and in townships s75.
MONDAYS Altoona Times says: Miss
Nary Roberts daughter of Mr.. G. T. Rob-
5rts, one of Ebensburgh's best citizens and
most progressive business men, has been
l city for several days past visiting
friends whom she has the happy faculty of
making wherever she goes.
The maple sugar crop Of Somerset
county IS the largest this season for some
years
THE card Of Mr John Kirby, Of Johns
o"l. a7 candidate for County Commits
so1rr rnears this week. Mr.. Kirby Is at
present a Commiss ioner and has performed
'-- 7.'e well and faithfully and If r5nomi-
'a'ed VIII continue 70 discharge his duties
20 The sa'isiaction Of the tax payers.
The bin to paw school teachers their
wages hile in attendance at the sessions Of
.-r annual county Institutes has passed both
-.ls-s fraIIv, and Is now in the hands OF
-7 Governor. It allows them two dollars
Isr aay but only for such days as they are
reported az present at the sessions.
View stock Of Goods at Barkers' which
vi. be rZehanged for wool or any kind OF
produce.
ar William B. Lutz who was known
'lr oder citizens, having lived here a.
-7 -wa and who removed about 1886 "a
-las CITY. Wabasha county, Minnesota,
-'a a. bis home at that place on Tuesday
A'.. a'ed about fifty eight years. He was a
.0.F-.n-law Of ex Sheriff Blair, Of this
DIS wife being a sister Of Mrs. Blair.
Mrs Maggie BURNETT. wife of Mr..